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... Oilaizette of the File de la Mere Angot. The whole family descend from tlie famous author of the Marieillaiee. Henri is a married man, but. suspecting his wife's infidelity, had separated from her, and nourished projects of vengeance against her on that ...
... engaged him on condition that he could leave at a month's notice it he found that he could better himself or wished to get married. lie gave a month's notice on the 21st of April, and left a month later—The magistrates retired for a time to consider the ...
... reason she did so was, she says, that when they were made she was under her father's roof, and in fear of him. She was now married, havinkformed an alliance er while her fath was in n, and being freed from his control felt that she could not again forswear ...
... being an Italian, and the father as Austrian and a married man. The parental lived together for a time but had since separated, the father retaining the custody of the child. The mother was now about to marry another person, and she applied to have the care ...
... his son, John, who was born in 1605 and married Doroth y , daughter of Matthew Jepson, of Hawkswell, Yorkshire ; John was succeeded by his second eon, John, who was born in 1635; again a John succeeded, married Susannah, daughter of Mr. Rishton, died ...
... year of the Rebellion,l7ls, married Roger Ideaketh of North Meals in 1733. Her husband was the great-grandson of Hugh, the first lord of that manor, and was sheriff in 174 D. On his decease Fleetwood Ileaketh succeeded and married Miss Bold, daughter of Peter ...
... service of Mr. De Saxe, under the name of Mary ' Angelina Ingram. but it has been ascertained that on the lith JuneAshe was married to a fireman named Alfred Hoy, at St. Mark's Church, Old ' stweet, St. Luke's. The husband was in court during the heiring ...
... Dillon, sided daughter of Mary Ingostas. °NNW • s. 18th Visioned Dillon, end sister a! the t, Lord Stanley of Alderley. She married t lira Gazes? WOLBILZT •ND CAPTAIN GLOVllLkmberisry November 8, 1884, by whom she leaves has indignantly denied that there ...
... the Wept End. To prereut mihtakes tt had been arranged that married women should wear red feathers in their hair, and unmarried ladies white ; hut no provisicn was made for iitinguishing married gentieinen, sod hence it ws that and occurred. In more than ...
... had sunk so deep into poverty that he was no longer able to pay his respects to his mother-in-law. A young man was recently married to a girl who bad refused him eighteen He wishes now he hadn't asked her more than seventeen times. An officer advising his ...
... when requested he do iv, and they therefore sought to recover possession of them.—James Brown said iu November, 1869, he was married, to the sister of the, defendant. At that time his wife had in her possession a gold watch and chain, and they continued in ...
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